Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-03-10
LOCAL MENTIoS.
The Tycoon tea is pure.
The Tycoon5t tea is unequaled.
Court convenes next Tuesday.

Geese have made their appearance,
and the hunters smile.
Considerable moisture has gone into
the ground during the late thaw.
james Andrews is hauling lumber
tor a house on his farm west of town,
IT there isn't music among the ma
chine dealers this spring we lose our
guess.
The finder of kid mitten will re-
ceive thanks, ETC., by leaving the same
at this Office.
Flax seed has been coming in quite
extensively from the Russian settle
ment this week.
1t is said that work on the Yankton
and Sioux Falls survey will be COM
menced in a few days.
Fred Snoopy is travelling among the
farmers, picking up fat stock to supply
the customers of his market.
VIM. Patrick's household was made
cheerful and lively last Friday by the
arrival of an eight pound boy.
If you wish to subscribe for any
newspaper published in the United
States call at the Herald Office, and save
money.
Farm machinery is moving out of
town. Elliott s. Bach having loaded a
number of drags into farmers wagons
this week.
If Hurley does not take an immense
stride forward during the year 1887, its
citizens and property owners alone will
be to blame.
Three parties are after certain cor
nor lot. Get there. boys; it is one of
the best. and it will be u brick building
whoever gets it.
A "penny social" for the little folks
will be given at the reading room to-
morrow (Friday) evening. Let all go
and have Il good time.
Theodore Johr son has not been in
yet to report full particulars OF that ar
rival at his Spring Valley ranch, but
we hear that 1t is a girl.
j. H. Qneal & Co., are getting in Il
mammoth supply of all kinds of lum-
Der and building material, preparatory
for large spring trade.
Several strangers have been seen
looking over Hurley town and ada
| cent property Chs week Is the Den
yer s. Duluth road coming?
Mr.. Skinner wishes to notify the
farmers that the Hurley Creamery will
put teams on all routes run Lass year
and OH new routes whenever necessary
| A twenty acre tract adjoining the
town plat of Hurley has been negoti.
ated for by agentleman of large means
and it is likely an addition will be laid
out.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Judson Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. All members should be pres
ent as there IS business of importance
which needs attention.
From Saturdays S oux City Journa
we learn that Oscar Snyder has been in
i duced to enter into the busy whirl o.
real estate speculation, and that he ha:
invested in Sioux Falls dirt.
| One of Hurley's merchants has hat
i two offers for his store building. ant
should he conclude to sell he has hi
! eye on a corner lot which he propose
to cover with good building.
Machinery dealers are getting thei
platforms ready for the display of goods
and as that line of business is to hav
at least four representatives in Hurle
this season lively time is looked fol
John Fitch received Sunday two lei
ters from old Ohio acqnaintances en-
quiring about Yankton real estate, an
asking advice rs to investment:
Yankton's boom has come-and com
, to stay.
A years subscription to the Dakot
Farmer (price Sloo year) will h
, given to each and every subrcriber
the Herald who pays all llarrearages an
one year in advance on or before Apr
!, LIST. 1887.
, A sparrow, said to be of the Englis
specie, took position on Kyte's oper
house last Monday morning and gaN
a few opening notes of the gran
. oratorio which will soon be heard OF
! all the Dakota prairies.
Merchants, plant your spring adve
e tisements if you expect to draw you
. share of the trade. The average cn
) toner figures that the merchant WI
: advertises sells more goods, and cons
ouently can sell them cheaper.
+ w. III. Murdock>has purchased Il
!. on Washington street, between Dako
8 and Montana streets. and has moved
building from his farm, to which
II will make additions and fit mp for
residence. to be occupied by hin;t
and family.
Every person who wishes to fen
with the Glidden barhed wire can til
, stock of this wire sufficient to fen
orr Turner county. at Howard's Big Har
ware. Parker. and bottom prices. ~
u; cheapest and best wire on earth. {
" and see it.
ID A special train of three passeng'
ID and two baggage cars passed west ov
,d the Dakota Central-the great wint
y y route-last Sunday, conveying cent?
ID Dakota bound passengers who h
n. been blockaded in Minnesota, u
y .. able to reach their destination over t
n. Winona s. st. Peter line.
n, Prof. Wernli, well known to many
6 this section. haf opened the Mort
AZ western Normal Institute ;" at LIE Ma
q ot Iowa, and those who have observed T
Ic- professors methods know that q grad
& ofa from this Institute would alWs,